Nebula Symphony – VS Code Theme

Nebula Symphony is a collection of themes for Visual Studio Code inspired by the aesthetics of space and the beauty of a visual symphony. Designed to offer an immersive experience and optimal readability, our themes combine elegance and functionality to suit various work environments.

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Included Themes

• Nebula Symphony Dark:
  A dark theme ideal for low-light environments, reducing eye strain and improving contrast during long coding sessions.
• Nebula Symphony Light:
  A light theme designed for bright environments, offering a vibrant and fresh experience without compromising readability.

Key Features

• Universe-Inspired Design:
  Every color and tone is carefully selected to evoke the vastness of space and the harmony of a symphony, creating a unique visual atmosphere.

• Advanced Semantic Highlighting:

  • Supports semantic highlighting that improves the differentiation of code elements according to their role (e.g., Dart annotations, constants, variables, etc.).
  • Enables faster identification of structures and patterns across various languages.

• Comprehensive Token Colors Coverage:

  • Detailed configurations to highlight different aspects of your code: variables, functions, comments, operators, strings, numbers, and more.
  • Compatible with multiple languages such as Dart, Python, JavaScript, Rust, Java, PHP, C++, and many others, ensuring a consistent experience across your projects.

• Customized Interface Colors:

  • Defines the appearance of each Visual Studio Code component, including the activity bar, editor, terminal, sidebar, and other essential elements.
  • Provides seamless integration so that the entire environment looks uniform and stylish, in line with the theme concept.

• Developer-Centric Visual Optimization:

  • Carefully chosen contrasts and color palettes that facilitate reading and focus even in low-light conditions.
  • Adjustable settings allow you to further personalize your experience by editing the semanticTokenColors, tokenColors, and other interface elements.

Color Palette Details

Nebula Symphony features a carefully curated color palette inspired by cosmic visuals:

• Background Colors:

  • Dark Mode: Deep, almost black background (#12121F) designed to reduce eye strain.
  • Light Mode: A bright and clean background for a fresh and vibrant appearance.

• Accent Colors:

  • Vibrant pink (#FF79C6), cool blue (#8BE9FD), and warm yellow (#F1FA8C) are used to highlight keywords, variables, and important tokens, creating an energetic yet balanced visual experience.

• Syntax Highlighting:

  • Extensive token definitions ensure that different programming languages display consistent and visually appealing syntax highlighting.
  • Semantic highlighting differentiates language constructs based on their roles, enhancing code readability and structure.

Installation

1. Open Visual Studio Code.
2. Go to the Extensions tab (Ctrl + Shift + X).
3. Search for Nebula Symphony.
4. Click Install and then select the theme from Preferences > Color Theme.

Customization and Configuration

• Semantic Highlighting:
  Enable or disable semantic highlighting in the VS Code settings to tailor the experience to your preferences.

• Token Colors Editing:
  If you wish to modify specific code element colors, you can adjust the configurations of semanticTokenColors and tokenColors directly in the theme's JSON file.

• Interface Colors:
  All interface components (activity bar, editor, terminal, etc.) come with default settings that can be adapted or extended to create an even more unique work environment.

Contributions

Your ideas and improvements are very welcome! If you'd like to collaborate:

• Visit the GitHub repository to submit pull requests, report issues, or suggest new features.
• Share your experiences and help other developers enjoy a more stylish coding environment.

License

This theme is distributed under the MIT License.

Enjoy coding in style!
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